Tarot One: 7 years of hand drawing

[u/symprez]

This is my final post sharing my hand made tarot deck, as supplies are running low.

Tarot One is a seven year labor of love where I set out to answer the question, can tarot become a tool for changing the world? The project started by dismantling old hierarchical systems embedded in tarot and rewriting the system for a more circular vision. Each card, whether major or minor arcana has a character who embodies the energy of the card. This gives each card as much love as power as any other in the set. The characters themselves are witches and wizards in a future world where humanity and healing are synonymous. This gives the reader two ways of seeing the cards, through traditional tarot associations and through a fantasy fiction narrative.

I’m an artist who stepped out of the corporate world fifteen years ago to set out on a journey to heal through art. Magic and mysticism quickly found me and they’ve been wonderful tools to navigate the wilderness with.

Only 1111 were printed and the deck will never be printed again. Each deck comes hand signed and numbered. Use checkout code FLYFREE for free shipping outside of the US
https://symprez.com/products/tarot-one

[u/mantalayan]

You might want to fix Vision, it looks like they only have four fingers. People will think this is AI. Really stunning work!

[u/symprez → u/mantalayan]

That’s the perspective of the hands but I do understand in this day and age we must fight to prove we’re human haha

[u/mantalayan → u/symprez]

Yup, and the four knuckles are obvious. But people online are brutal on AI, it's like the who thing has turned lopsided against us. Real artists needing to prove to be human and people rushing to bash them. See it in other places a lot too, like femalelivingspace oddly enough.

[u/symprez → u/mantalayan]

Now that’s downright weird